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After using get_trace, the PNA is left in a state that is tricky to use locally/manually.
Suppose get_trace has been used to get a signal that the PNA identifies as trace2. Afterward, it is no longer possible to manually activate trace1; one must manually delete trace1 (even if it wasn't in use before) and then manually activate it again.
After calling get_trace in the PNA server, the PNA is left in remote mode. This is not critical, but it would be nice to save the user the regular button-pressing needed to switch back to local mode.
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After using
get_trace
, the PNA is left in a state that is tricky to use locally/manually.Suppose
get_trace
has been used to get a signal that the PNA identifies as trace2. Afterward, it is no longer possible to manually activate trace1; one must manually delete trace1 (even if it wasn't in use before) and then manually activate it again.After calling
get_trace
in the PNA server, the PNA is left in remote mode. This is not critical, but it would be nice to save the user the regular button-pressing needed to switch back to local mode.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: